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Beadle HAL Facilitator: Mrs. Julie Hahn
The High-Ability Learners (HAL) program at the middle school level is different from the elementary program. HAL at the middle level is not a pull-out program in which the students meet regularly with the HAL Facilitator. Instead, the majority of differentiation takes place in the classroom under the guidance of the classroom teacher.
Students may meet with the HAL facilitator for special projects or units at various times throughout the year. Students also have the opportunity to participate in enrichment activities such as math competitions, quiz bowls, and the Scripps spelling bee. HAL students have the opportunity to attend seminars throughout the year.
The best way to contact me is by email: jlhahn@mpsomaha.org
Follow Beadle Middle School HAL on Twitter: @BMSHAL_Hahn
Helpful Websites for Parents and Teachers
Greater Nebraska Science and Engineering Fair
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This site will take you to many other valuable gifted sites.
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